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Jesus Molina’s musical journey is increasingly intertwined with Indian influences, as he eyes a groundbreaking fusion of jazz and Bollywood. Inspired by Mumbai-based bass virtuoso Mohini Dey, Molina describes her impact as life-changing, highlighting a moment when he recognized her during his 2023 performance.
His admiration extends to Bollywood playback singer Jubin Nautiyal, whom Molina names as a favourite and hopes to collaborate with soon, aiming to blend Bollywood’s melodic richness with jazz fusion’s improvisational spirit.
"Mohini Dey changed my life with her music," Molina reflects, underscoring the deep artistic inspiration drawn from Indian musicians.
Molina’s debut at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in 2023 was a sold-out event that captivated audiences, marking a milestone in his career and fueling anticipation for future cross-genre projects.
"His debut National Centre for the Performing Arts performance in 2023, a sold-out spectacle that left audiences awash in wonder, is still etched in his memory," the reports note.
This fusion ambition signals a vibrant cultural exchange, potentially bridging jazz’s complex rhythms with Bollywood’s emotive storytelling, promising a fresh, innovative soundscape. Molina’s vision reflects a broader trend of global musical collaborations, enriching both genres and expanding their audiences.
As Molina continues to draw inspiration from Indian artists, the prospect of a collaboration with Jubin Nautiyal could redefine genre boundaries and captivate diverse listeners worldwide.
Sources: Jesus Molina, inspired by Indian music and artists like bassist Mohini Dey and Bollywood singer Jubin Nautiyal, envisions a cross-genre collaboration blending jazz fusion with Bollywood melodies. Molina’s 2023 sold-out National Centre for the Performing Arts debut fueled hopes for this innovative musical fusion.
